As a director, too, there are recurring elements: a minimalist aesthetic, laconic but lovable characters (often played by musicians), a cool compositional remove that invites humour without sacrificing sincerity.
As a case in point, that cyan ink doubles as a recurring motif of Asterios's intellectual and aesthetic rigidity.
More insight into his aesthetic comes when he mentions recurring dreams about the family's cellar where it was turned it into a "monstrous labyrinth, where all kinds of dangers lay in wait for me".
Although rarely a life-threatening disease, this predominantly facial tumor may cause considerable morbidity related to functional and aesthetic problems if untreated or recurring.
Sony's aesthetic choices often feel dated; the PlayStation's recurring soft blue background looks like anodyne wallpaper ripped from a Mac several years ago.
The ufologists also have their own recurring motifs - abductions, government cover-ups - and a distinctive visual aesthetic which looks like a sort of blend of the retro-futurist and the New Age.
Black-and-white aesthetic and slow-motion, hypnotizing repetitive movements are N° 31's recurring visual themes.
Given Mr. Bonello's distinctive recurring obsessions — the mysteries of the body and the mind, the power of the aesthetic and erotic imagination — chances are it will be a brain film as well.
As Heidegger begins to extend his critique of aesthetic subjectivism so as to connect it to "enframing" (i.e., our reductive way of understanding the being of entities in terms of Nietzsche's ontotheology of eternally recurring will-to-power), he will go so far as to claim that: "The aesthetic state is the lucidity through which we constantly see".
Simmel sought to isolate the general or recurring forms of social interaction from the more specific kinds of activity, such as political, economic, and aesthetic.
